putting susan rice in there would intensify it. megyn: last but not least, quickly, if geithner goes, i mean, that's an important job he has. and who is likely to fill that role, and how would it change americans', you know, day-to-day lives? >> well, what the president has in tim geithner's departure is an -- or assumed departure is an opportunity to send a message to the business community that he heard their complaints and is concerned, shares their concerns about issues like debt and the stopgap way that we're running the government these days. so there you'd look for somebody with a bernanke-style business credential, somebody who is, you know, they got geithner from the new york federal reserve, but somebody from that world who will be reassuring to markets who are looking for signs that he's going to be a moderate or moderate to some degree when it comes to fiscal policy. megyn: yeah. you could drive that stock market drop we saw yesterday up depending on the choice. >> exactly. megyn: all right, tough but interesting, see y